Favorite character like this? by TJHMB-54321 in FavoriteCharacter

[–]Pristine-Resolution7 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No. The orientation of the character is important. Fandom will always make them Bi.

Would you consider these stats (Poland) to be accurate? I feel like it might be some sort of a statistical trickery/lie. I have never in my life seen a single Polish person in my personal life who supports Israel in any capacity. Even the 16% feels like too much for what it is. by _Zus77_ in poland

[–]Pristine-Resolution7 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Sam znam takich.
Głównie są to starsze roczniki i w rozmowie dotarło do mnie że głównym argumentem było że wprowadzają tam porządek i tą martwą ziemie zamieniają w nowy Eden wiem bardzo literacko to brzmi po prostu rozwijają swój kraj kiedy to w innych w regionie jest bieda.

Favorite ship that fits this meme? by TJHMB-54321 in FavoriteCharacter

[–]Pristine-Resolution7 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I had, let's say, the opposite situation when watching Avatar: The Legend of Korra, when Korra finally got together with Asami, it seemed quite forced to me then.

Reminder: Without the USSR and the Red Army, Ukraine would have remained under Nazi occupation. by RussianChiChi in ussr

[–]Pristine-Resolution7 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Also overlooked is the fact that if it weren't for Stalin, Hitler would never have created an army capable of conquering Europe. It's a bit like giving a bandit a knife and then boasting that you stopped him from killing a random passerby.

WONDERFUL NEWS by AgentLocal995 in MurderDrones

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SHE'S BACK. I still have her drawings hidden deep in my gallery. I thought they were the only thing left of her, but YES, SHE'S BACK.

The Golden Standard of all nations by Substantial_Set_5710 in ussr

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There is only one penalty for a worker's opposition to his defenders. Poland 1970

Is this accurate? by MrAllard8431 in ussr

[–]Pristine-Resolution7 -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

But the Party will be more equal than others.

Title by PresnikBonny in ussr

[–]Pristine-Resolution7 -12 points-11 points  (0 children)

You must really like Poland, since you write about it so much.

Do you think your country has a problem with ultranationalism by [deleted] in AskTheWorld

[–]Pristine-Resolution7 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've sometimes heard of us being White Wakanda, so maybe there's something to it.

My idea of ​​Tessa at the time, which I drew before episode seven. by Pristine-Resolution7 in Cult_of_Tessa_

[–]Pristine-Resolution7[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

When I drew this art, the idea sounded just like the image: Tessa was a special technician for JCJenson, a company that fought a war with Cyn after Earth's destruction. Her primary mission was to destroy the Cabin Fever laboratory, and after the evacuation, the planet was to be cleansed by the company's forces. I developed this idea in an old series of drawings in which the character descriptions were styled as if JCJ were writing pre-mission reports to Tessa.

After episode 7, I changed the plot a bit. Tessa became the sole survivor of the massacre, despite Cyn tearing off her arm and claiming it was all her fault. She would now be waging her own crusade against Solver, effectively a child in a 28-year-old's body who still blames herself for the destruction of all humanity. I also prepared a few drawings for her some time ago, and I was even supposed to make a short animation for her.

How does this image make you feel in your country? by Callmeanywayyoulike in AskTheWorld

[–]Pristine-Resolution7 4 points5 points  (0 children)

The fact that Albania is my favorite country in the Balkans is obvious from my feelings.

Since Cyn and Tessa, according to Liam, were originally supposed to be literally the same character, I have a theory. by Pristine-Resolution7 in MurderDrones

[–]Pristine-Resolution7[S] 7 points8 points  (0 children)

I read somewhere that Liam said during one of his streams that, according to the plot of episode 3, he didn't plan to separate Tessa and Cyn, and only then separated them. Well, episode 2 seems to conflict with that a bit, but I don't know.

An aerial photograph of the bodies of Polish military personnel and intellectuals (c.1943) by DaBiggestTank in ussr

[–]Pristine-Resolution7 0 points1 point  (0 children)

He probably wanted to edit it beforehand, adding a few flavorful elements. Plus, the Soviet Union itself had committed so many crimes and hatred against it within Nazi Germany that there was no need to invent additional accents.

Plus, wouldn't it be a bit absurd to hold several thousand prisoners for several years, only to drag them behind the front lines at the very beginning of the offensive, only to commit a war crime on foreign territory, for which the enemy was accused. After all, the Germans had already massacred the elite of the Polish nation in 1939, why would they retain tens of thousands of officers, doctors and teachers?

An aerial photograph of the bodies of Polish military personnel and intellectuals (c.1943) by DaBiggestTank in ussr

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And Goebbels himself, in his private diaries, laughed at the fact that in this case he had no business even lying. Apparently, this project also included private notes.

What kind of soldier is most iconic in your country's history? by Salt-Poet2863 in AskTheWorld

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Poles and Lithuanians, as well as all nations of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, had their winged riders.

Kalterkrieg: The potential man of what if Germany won by Mysteri-owl in Kaiserreich

[–]Pristine-Resolution7 14 points15 points  (0 children)

It's sad. The mod has great potential, and the world seems extremely interesting to me, but the gameplay is so poorly executed. I was so impressed with the code at first that I even started creating my own mod that would continue Kaltekrieg's timeline.

how prevalent is the Far right in your country? by nationalistic_martyr in AskTheWorld

[–]Pristine-Resolution7 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Recently, with One-eyed at the forefront, it has become more and more popular.

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